The purpose of this study is to explore the factors influencing the intention to use the pre-service teacher for flipped learning and to suggest effective teaching methods for teacher education. In order to do this, based on various prior studies related to technology utilization, online lecture, flipped learning, percevied usefulness, perceived value, reputation were adopted as exogenous variables. Belief in flipped learning and technology-based instruction experience were adopted as moderating variables, and pre-service teachers’ intention to use was adopted as a dependent variable. In addition, structured questionnaires were used as research tools, and data were collected from 236 pre-service teachers. From the results of this study, first, we found that technology-based instruction experience had the greatest direct impact on loyalty to distance training course. Second, we found that percevied usefulness, perceived value, and reputaion indirectly influenced the intention to use through technology-based instruction experience and belief. Third, through the exploration of the influence of pre-service teachers technology- based instruction experiences that were structurally related to beliefs, reputation, perceived usefulness, and perceived value, we were able to confirm the importance of the class demonstration at the university teacher training institute. Based on the results of the study, theoretical and practical implications for distance training course were being discussed.